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Follow “golden rules” to help bolster board chair, CEO bond
For many nonprofit CEOs and executive directors, building a solid working relationship with a board chair can be a daunting challenge. Data show that board chairs don't stay in that position for long—often, just a year or two—so it's critical for these two individuals to establish a rapport and learn quickly to work together to help the organization pursue its mission in an efficient and effective manner.